Recent Safety Alerts
Potential Dropped Object – Improvised Tool
Improvised tool for cargo securing left on CCU becoming a potential dropped object
View AlertVessel Contact with Wind Turbine
Offshore support vessel made contact with wind turbine resulting in damage to helideck perimeter netting and bridge wing.
View AlertUnsafe Lifting Operations – Potential Dropped Object
Observation on an unsafe lift and recommendations for improvements that can be made.
View AlertBasket Snagged on Ships Structure
Cargo basket snagged on ships structure during back-load from offshore installation.
View AlertRecent News & Events
May 2020 All Members Meeting – CANCELLATION
20/03/2020Following consideration of the present Government Guidance in relation to the management of the current COVID-19 Pandemic, it has been decided with regret to cancel the May All Members Meeting. We look forward to the meeting planned for 5th November…
Read MoreGOMO Chapter Revisions
28/02/2020To all GOMO users and subscribers, General update: The review of GOMO is ongoing and in order to simplify this process and subsequent release plan we have made the document available as separate chapter and appendix downloads as well as…
Read MoreAward for Maritime Safety Offshore Safety Awards 2020
29/01/2020The Marine Safety Forum are delighted to announce that for the second year we will be sponsoring the Award for Maritime Safety at the Offshore Safety Awards. Candidates should be a seafarer serving onboard a vessel actively engaged in supporting…
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A Standard global approach to encourage good practice and safe vessel operations in the offshore energy sector.
The International Guidelines for Offshore Marine Operations (GOMO) document was officially launched in the UK on the 11th November 2013 and in Norway on 1st June 2014 and was the product of the GOMO work group – details of which are contained within the document.
Full details can be found on the GOMO website http://g-omo.info/